can you set alarm to 85psi
8915
HiThe manual has the highest monitor pressure as 84 psi with an alarm pressure set at 63 psi low and 126 psi high.I think that means that the highest pressure you could set for the alarm to sound would be 63 psi if you were running 85 psi in your tyres.RegardsCharles Phillips
8916
Hi The manual has the highest monitor pressure as 84 psi with an alarm pressure set at 63 psi low and 126 psi high. I think that means that the highest pressure you could set for the alarm to sound would be 63 psi if you were running 85 psi in your tyres. Regards Charles Phillips
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Per the receiver manual, the receiver is set to normal pressure values in even increments in kPa. These convert to odd increments and values in PSI. The range specified is from 26.1 PSI to 84.1 PSI (180 to 580 kPa). To get an alarm near 85 PSI, the receiver would need to be set to 56.55 PSI (390 kPa) and would alarm at 84.83 PSI.
923337
Yes, you have the option with the alarms to choose tone, radio, or a nature sound. And the volume can be set wherever you want it.
917488
hello, can you be more specific on your question please? this is an interface for alarm ,this isn't an alarm.
945614
Yes you can, but you will have to have some way to secure it in the sink at the level you want to have the alarm beeping start.
2284565
You can set your HR low and high zones. I have not added them in personally, so I am not sure if it beeps or notifies you.
1637676
When I use the alarm, I adjust the volume using the radio before bed. Otherwise, it will auto set. I hope that helps.
1037416
I've never actually set the alarm so I did a quick Google search and found a link to the online manual which explains how to do it - http://store.sony.com/wcsstore/SonyStyleStorefrontAssetStore/pdf/warranty/SEL-asset-159708.pdf
869681
sure. using a mobile app to control your z-wave system. its not a super impressive alarm. its pretty loud but not jump out of your skin loud.
450786
If you are going through Alarm.com or one of their dealers you should be able to. That's what I have and it works great.
1698
nope. it has the option of having 2 alarms and you can choose which one to set as active.
965845
Yes. The sensitivity on it is adjustable so just start with it at a very low sensitivity. You're going to get a lot of false alarms when it rains or the wind blows but give it a quarter turn when that happens to lower the sensitivity until the false alarms stop. It might take a week or two to get it right.
1708441
The alarm comes on low but increases in volume, no matter what the volume setting of the sound you use. I have not used the Tone or Radio as an alarm but used Wind Chimes, and it was nice. Started low and gradually increased. If you are not a light sleeper, set the alarm maybe 1 or 2 minutes before you want to wake up so that the volume reaches a level that will wake you up in time.
94769
This is super easy to set-up just using the alarm.com (of affiliate) website. If the price is right, I'd buy it here. I love mine!
423904
You can not alarm the system if there is an open window/door unless you by pass that station. I't will give you a trouble light (yellow). You'll need to talk to your alarm company to do that.
643334
The alarm can be loud but you can adjust it. You can also set different alarm tones. I love it and it works great!!
139659
I cannot answer that question since I haven't tried to fall asleep to music. All I can report is that there are options for the alarm setting.
1608965
Yes. This piece of equipment will do that. If you want an alarm to sound at two temps (heating up and cooling down), I think you'll have to reset the target temp for cool down. Hope that helps.